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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 14, 1922
Page
6
Unverified claim promotes Catarrhozone inhaler as remedy for catarrh bronchitis and weak throat. The ad asserts inhaled soothing agents reach the breathing organs, with sizes priced at $1.00 large, 50c small, 25c sample from Montreal makers.
A diary fragment at Bar B Ranch reveals anger toward Don Livingstone, memories of Elba, and secrets about Mary and Mrs Bingham. The writer recounts teasing, embarrassment, and a lively evening with Mr Paget, concluding with a vivid kitchen entrance and a mug of milk.
A fragment from Albert in New Brunswick shares a letter of hope addressed to all who feel unfortunate, signed by Mrs Geo T Tingley. The note appeals for resilience and support amid distress.
Brownies meet two humming bird hawk moths in a sunlit garden tale. The moths explain their name and feeding habits while the girls learn how caterpillars become moths. The encounter ends as the pair depart to seek honey, leaving the Brownies curious about nature.
A convivial scene unfolds as Mr Livingstone and Mr Paget entertain guests with songs and tall tales while Mrs Bingham, Miss Eliot, and Jack Bingham discuss dress and proprieties. Humorous banter contrasts riding clothes with evening attire as plans for updates to wardrobes emerge.
The Middle Ages span about a thousand years in European history from 476 A.D. with Rome's fall to 1453 A.D. marking the end of the Eastern Empire. It covers feudalism, chivalry, and crusades as Germanic tribes reshaped Western Europe and legacy formed modern states.
A fussy old man travels a branch line train that slows after several stops. He, exhausted, asks how overdue the journey is, and a fellow passenger quips that a watch is useless and a calendar is needed.
An observatory at Kilauea crater, Hawaii, directed by Professor Joggen, investigates tapping volcanic steam from a subterranean molten pool. Experiments aim to provide industrial energy, noting Hawaii lacks coal. The islands formed from volcanic activity with ancient, more violent eruptions and ash beds containing spherical volcanic marbles.
Advice urges caution before writing and before making promises on paper. The piece notes that the written word lacks personal presence and tone and may be misinterpreted by readers. It warns against committing to future actions too firmly and the trouble of living up to promises.
A wry comment compares borrowing a neighbor’s spectacles to examining one’s own shortcomings, suggesting self inspection before judging others. It uses a sharp, proverb-like tone to urge personal accountability.
The post office department announces a C O D service in Canada effective October 1 1922. It allows charges up to 100 dollars to be collected from the addressee and remitted to the sender by post office money order. Returns of paid charges are not allowed. disputes over goods are settled between sender and addressee.
The New Chum Railway Mine at Bendigo Victoria touted as the world's deepest. Miners descended nearly three quarters of a mile into a shaft where heat reached 108 degrees. Workers were constantly sprayed with cold water to endure the extreme conditions and prevent fainting.
The Saskatoon Star notes Britain’s frequent generosity in war debt relief. It cites Napoleon era cases where Austria reduced obligations to £2.5 million from £6 million, France paid £28 million indemnity, and compares 1817 debts of Britain and France, with Prussia’s levies complicating terms.
The Ontario Curling Association plans a January itinerary for visiting Scottish curlers. They expect to land in Halifax early January with Ontario engagements ahead. The tour then includes Detroit Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and Winnipeg with potential further western Canadian stops.
A director of a major Japanese grain firm visiting Alberta says Western Canada will ship considerably more wheat to Japan in the coming season than in the past, reflecting expanded trade prospects and supply arrangements.
In the canton of Valais Switzerland a small lake named Lake Marjelan periodically disappears during the last days of August every three to four years. The phenomenon is notable for its irregular cadence.
An advisory warns mothers to watch for diarrhoea in babies during heat and teething. It cites Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry as safe and effective and includes a testimonial from Mrs. James E. Green of Vermilion Alberta dated August 18 1921 praising rapid recovery after three days of use. The product is sold by dealers at 50 cents per bottle, by The T Milburn Co Limited of Toronto.
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